Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14

Liquor Licenses.
APPLICATIONS APPROVED OR DIsAPPRovKD BIZ THE
COMMISSIONERS.
The District Commissioners have disposed OF the
following applications for license TO sell liquor:
RETAIL APPLICATIONS plsAPPBovnD.
Northwest section--C. Boyle % C street; c. A.
Barnes los b street; 8. Banks, fremont HouseSM.
A. Enders, 1421 street; T. Il. Henshaw, 1854 Goth
street; p. Lyyers Co, 1919 street; D. P. Deane
227 street; P. Phillips, 100 street; W. Paul
462 n street: NJ Rupertus, 141s street; W. H.
Rupertus, 40 street Jas. r. Sanders, 1524 18th
wis isa4 street. Nv " 4 zea s sa4 s. stre sa;
W. J: Costello, 6O4 street; g. Aurrecht, 10 D
southwest section-w. r. Adams COL Maryland
avenue; j. Doyle, All LIST street; d. MeInnery 226
80 street; d. Mcneil 225 Canal street; j. McCar-
and 2. crowley, 9th al / streets; J. Hayes $50
Northeast section.-E. pevIng. 1913 Maryland
street; NJ Devine, loss 5tn street '' 1--WE V
Hotel; J: ". Duringer, $40 18th street; q. M. c.
shelton eO2 Sth street; Il. Boyd, los 10th street;
J. h. Miller, 1104 9Th street.
County-k. Widmayer, K c. c. Road.
RETAIL APPLICATIONS APPROVED.
Northwest section. ]. Barry, 9O4 4th street;
J. F. Chamberlain, s25 18th street; J. Creaven,
$50 26th street; A. NJ. & j. l. Estleman, $50 I'd
street; +. W. 9uneberg, 241 Sd street; A. Metn-
King, 0OI V StEcet, D. sullivan, 1881 3otn street.
southwest section E. Fitzgerald, go ID street;
T. Flynn. 700 LIST street; J. G. smallwood, 700 Sd
Northeast section-J. Nuesslein, e15 LIST street;
avenue.
southeast section-w. F. Coxen, 7e1 sth street;
j. q. smith, 425h Sth street.
WHOLESALE APPLICATIONS APPROVED.
John McGrann, 100 street northwest; George
". Boyd, 14S c street northeast; Alexander Good
speed. 234 Maryland avenue northeast; Charles
Mattingly, Brfghtwood; Andreas Neuland, 6S jack
son street northeast; John O'Brien, Champiain
The Associated Charities.
OFFICERS CHOSEN BY THE BoARD-THE PROPOSED
INEBRfATE ASYLUM.
At the monthly meeting Of the board Of man.
ayers OF the Associated Charities last evening,
oricers were elected as follows: President, Hon.
w. B. Smell; nrst vice. president Dr.. NJ. D. Peck;
second yice-president, Judge Macarthur; assistant
secretary. Thos. J. LASER; auditing committee,
Messrs. Gunnison, LASER, and Bradford; finance
committee, Messrs Fitch, GunnfSon. and Brad
ford; executive committee, MesSrs. Smell, Peck.
The report of the general secretary showed that
since october ~ there had been 638 calls:
number of new cases Investigated, "a; mum.
Der OF tramps calling, %; families aided TO aims,
49, aided TO employment, As. OF the persons call
Ing for assistance, aims and work, about one-half
are persons who have lived in the District less
than one year.
COMMUNICATION was received from DR.. Cod
ding, OF the st. ElizaDeth's Hospital, suggesting
cooperation in pressing the measure providing for
the establishment OF an tnebriate asylum. The
board expressed q hearty interest in the project
and referred the subject TO the standing committee
on legislation. Contributions OF $4OO.Sl were re-
ported as having been received since the last meet
Ing OF the board
SIZE Is AFRAID OF her HusBANp.-Yesterday
Ada -,eagle flied q bill for divorce from her hus-
band, John l. Neagle. They were married on Oc-
toDer z, 1856, q little over year ago She claims
that during the latter part OF the following month
he prevailed upon her TO take various drugs and
know. She now believes they were given her TO
bring about the premature birth OF her child,
which afterward occurred. She also charges him
with beating and abusing her, and characterizes
him as thnftleSS, worthless person. She says
that he has threatened her life, and states In her
serve he would take her life. The acts OF cruelty
she says, were committed chiefly In November and
December, 1886.
TRUSTEES ELRCTED.-At q meeting OF the con-
trtbuting members OF the Washington Training
school for Nurses to-day the following were
elected trustees for the ensuing year: Mrs d. W.
Prentiss, Mrs II. A. willard, Mrs. A. j. Bentley,
Mrs. J. W. Powell, Mrs Miranda Tullock Miss
Joseph, Drs. p. j. Murphy, A. F. A. King. b. G. |
Pool, II. D. Fry, DR.. Acker, and Mr.. W. p. Young.
proposes TO suDdue al the E-street rink this even
Ing has arrived from Boyce station, Va. The pro-
lessor regards this horse the worst he has ever
to handle, and the rink will undoubt- |
eddy be crowded by visitors anxious to see the ex-
pertinent. |
NINE. BURNElsrER PETERSON gives this evening at |
the CnfverSaiSt church, the second Of the pt mo-